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Data Storytelling
When working with data, the ways in which we communicate about or discuss analysis is as important as the act of research itself. A large part of being able to effectively use data is to understand what stories are contained within data sets, and what information may play a key role in analysis. In this workshop, we will go over strategies to develop research questions tied to specific data sets, identify core elements of data that may lead to successful and fruitful analysis, as well as how to use both data and results from analysis to communicate ideas to academic and public audiences.
This workshop is a part of the Data Visualization for Citizen Science and Community Data Series. For other workshops in the series, please see the links below:
Data Storytelling | Starting September 12
Data Visualization Best Practices | September 26
Data Visualization in Tableau | October 10 & 24
Data Visualization in R | November 7
Data for Citizen Science on Community Data | November 14
- Date:
- Tuesday, September 12, 2023
- Time:
- 12:00pm - 1:00pm
- Time Zone:
- Eastern Time - US & Canada (change)
- Location:
- Sorrells Library, Den
- Categories:
- Working With Data and Code
In-Person Event Information:
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